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  1. Car sales rise by 3 pct in September and drop by 26.7 pct in first 9 months
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    in September, with the aggregate figure showing a fall of 11.6 percent. The increase in car sales

    5%
  2. IMF sees big dip of 9.5 pct for GDP in 2020 before mild recovery of 4.1 pct next year
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    , to fall by more than 10 pct annually. Beyond that, Athens sees a moderate drop in the last quarter

    5%
  3. Newsletter 269 -16/10/2020

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    traditionally been Greece’s strongest thanks to tourism, to fall by more than 10 pct annually. Beyond

    5%
  4. Industrial turnover drops by 15.1 pct in August as manufacturing slows
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    market was driven by a fall in manufacturing by 19 percent. The index in mining and quarrying rose

    5%
  5. Disposable income falls by 11.8 pct YoY in Q2, final consumption down by 12.7 pct

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    compared to 32.83 billion euros a year ago. Declines were noted in all major sub indicators. A fall

    5%
  6. Retail turnover drops by 1.4 pct i​n August for sixth continuous decline, volume drops by 1 pct
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    percent). In turnover, the annual volume decrease was led by a fall in clothing and footwear (-3.4

    5%
  7. PMI edges down to 48.7 points in October as output declines at fastest rate since May
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    . The rate of decline was the fastest since May. The decline was spearheaded by a fall in new orders

    5%
  8. Newsletter 272 -06/11/2020

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    . The rate of decline was the fastest since May. The decline was spearheaded by a fall in new orders

    5%
  9. In negative territory for 12 straight months, industrial production drops by 2.4 pct in Sept
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    by a fall in new orders in October. This was driven by the second wave of the virus appearing across

    5%
  10. Extensive Covid-19 impact and slow recovery seen by most business sectors, research shows
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    to drop by an average of around 21 percent. EBITDA is anticipated to fall by an average of 21 percent

    5%